Innoget starts successfully at Biopol'H

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23 September, 2011 News

Since last June Biopol'H offers to all companies in the consortium to participate in the Innoget’s marketplace. Currently, among the consortium partners that are using the service we find the pharmacist service of Bellvitge University Hospital and VCN Biosciences, a company located in Biopol'H business incubator, the Bioincubator I. Despite the short period that the latter has been involved in Innoget, success is tangible: the offer published by VCN Biosciences has already received seven requests for information

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